Question

in the Odyssey, which of Odysseus' traits allows him to triumph in the bow and arrow challenge that ponelope sets for her suitors?

Answer 1

In the Odyssey, the traits that Odysseus has that allow him to triumph in the bow and arrow challenge that Penelope sets for her suitors are his archery skills and intelligence.
Odysseus has always been known as an excellent archer, which is exactly why Penelope had this type of competition in the first place. It was quite easy for him to be better than the remaining competitors due to his skills and his brains.

Answer 2

Odysseus has skill as a marksman.

Further Explanation:

The Odyssey belonged to the group of two poems and belongs to one of two ancient Greek epic poems attributed by Homer and It is a sequel to Iliad.  During its initial stages, this poem puts focus on the Odysseus, who was a Greek Hero and also the King of Ithaca and this poem tells about his journey post fall of Troy. Odysseus took around 10 years to reach Ithaca post Trojan war.  

At present, Odyssey is still continued to be read in the Homeric Greek and even has been translated into modern languages all over the world. It was written in Greek dialect language and it showcases the choices which were made by the women and slaves besides the actions of fighting men.  Odysseus always had a skill as a marksman and he shows his triumph on that during Bow and arrow challenge which Penelope sets for her suitors.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: Odyssey

Subject: English

 

Keywords:

Odyssey, Penelope, Homeric, Greek, Language, Trojan war, Journey, Initial Stages, Suitors.